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maeon3
13y ago
I'm doing it because you were doing it. You've also removed some of your Extremist Muslim supporting statements. Don't want the FBI seeing that kind of stuff. It'll put you on the "no fly" list.
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maeon3
13y ago
I make broad sweeping generalizations about Muslim Extremists. Yes. By definition they are the ones that refuse to integrate and have on average 8 children per slave female and make it illegal to educate women. Oh you're going for the "Is
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13y ago
I'm sorry I can't hear you over the sounds of Muslims threatening their government (Norway) with 9/11 events to get their own country-within-a-country. You mentioned I wasn't responding to your argument, I was, you said Muslims always Integ
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maeon3
13y ago
Two can play at the genetic fallacy game Achmed... How about this abomination of a twitter feed? http://twitter.com/jmattheij
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13y ago
Ah, well then we'll take it on faith then. Why did you join the protest?
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13y ago
You said: "I mean look at what has become of the Germans and Irish in America!" I read your sarcasm. But the logic is flawed, just because some groups are peaceful does not mean all groups are peaceful. For example, Muslims are rioting RIG
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13y ago
Can you provide some photographic proof that you are who you say you are, edit: (sorry, the ability to remain anonymous is very important as lives are on the line). You might want to use a throw-away in that case as well because usernames
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13y ago
Interesting, tell me more about this Islamist Authoritarianism in the government and the peace ushered by it.
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13y ago
The following is a description (slightly modified) from Dr. Peter Hammond's book: Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat. As long as the Muslim population remains around 1% of any given country they will
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13y ago
The dealer system cannot be salvaged, it is using the law to subvert Justice. You are part of the cancer by suggesting we try to massage the cancer instead of removing it as the useless appendage it is that only hassles customers and provi
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13y ago
If the Texas Auto dealers were smart, they would buy some lobbyists to give extra incentives to Tesla to bring them on board with the corrupt system. For example, the dealerships selling the Tesla vehicle at no cost, or maybe even provide
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maeon3
13y ago
Tesla said it best: "Tesla will sell its cars the way it wants. If some states don't allow that, then Tesla will simply sell them elsewhere." When a piece of a neural network becomes corrupt and entrenched beyond repair, (cancerous) the tum
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13y ago
And all politicians and senators must have their DNA samples taken and posted online, with photo and name, as a show of good faith that it's not a big deal to let some cancerous arm of the government keep your specific blueprint for bootstr
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13y ago
By this logic, someone who likes to exercise a lot will have people who tell them them are too athletic. Some people don't like to exercise at all, and others will tell them they are too lazy. You better pick which side you are on so you c
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13y ago
The internet as we know it will one day be used to enslave large groups of humans where it would be otherwise impossible to do so.
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Imagine if a nation who had a significantly worse obesity epidemic going on that was way worse than in the US. And they were pushing to sell seeds to us. It's kind of like a hobo who is next to death trying to sell you some health pills wh
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13y ago
This is the whole "Innocent until proven guilty" thing is being replaced with "Guilty until proven innocent" in the world of web services. One itch I would like scratched is a cloud service that protects against the Insanity of the legal sy
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It's because of stuff like this that Cloud Computing is not a very good solution, because at the drop of a hat, some user, or someone could drop in a picture of an underage girl showing some boob, or some folder of MP3 songs or whatever, an
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If the prisons were focused on fixing the root problem in the criminals, as if they were some sort of refuge for edification, conditioning and correction then a large body of the homeless would commit a strategic crime in order to get there
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13y ago
Devil's advocate here: You can't charge up your car when your power goes out for a few days. Wheras gas stations have generators and gas rolls in on time, supercharger networks and home power drink from the same power grid. There's a word
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13y ago
Then you'll need the override when the passenger (or driver) is dying and needs to get to the hospital. I guess you would have to read and sign the 85 page EULA and sign: "I understand that if I crash here there will be hell to pay".
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13y ago
Now that I think about it, the auto-driver would decide it is slippery and go excruciatingly slow. And the next problem is that you can't get up a hill because it doesn't know how to gather up excessive momentum to make it over the hill.
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Also, driving in the snow and ice safety is about 3 orders of magnitude more difficult to do than driving on dry pavement. There also needs to be an indicator: "It's snowing, please wait until the road is warm and dry, or have the carbon un
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It makes a huge difference because it stops you from using the engine inefficiently. They don't put it that MPG on the sticker because if a car drove like that normally people would not buy it. You step on the gas a little and you only ge
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13y ago
The honda insight is much less expensive per driven mile if you are OK with "eco mode" limiting the peppy acceleration. You should try it out at the car dealer, it runs off the electric motor primarily. MSRP Prius: $23,115 MSRP Insight: $1
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This song of Oil running out has been playing constantly for the last 30 years. The reason you don't hear the "Peak Oil" song and narrative being played anymore by the propaganda agencies in America is because the globe has not even hit pe
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I have a 2012 Honda insight Hybrid for about a year now. In the Eco mode and normal driving it sustains about 48MPG mostly in city driving. With lots of highway it goes up to 52MPG. It does this with remarkable regenerative braking, runni
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13y ago
Would it also then become illegal to program software that would defend against such software rooting your machine and erasing things that goes against its views of fairness? I'd like see them try to root my Gentoo box.
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42 is the age after which women can not be expected (without the help of 21st century technology) to produce children. And thus is exposed the meaning of the life the universe, and everything: "eat, stay alive, and produce more units that d
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After "printcrime" there will be: "look-crime" where you are caught peeking into or learning about how the insides of a system work on a base level, so you can replicate it without the backdoors, spyware, government mothership authorization
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